[neverevergiveup]

The missiles won't be operated by Ukrainians. Maybe by people in Ukrainian uniforms, but they won't be Ukrainians.

Maybe I missed it, but when did we officially declare war against Russia? Seems to be that providing long-range missiles and potentially personnel to operate those missiles is an act of war.

[Dogbert41]

Blowing up the gas pipelines was an act of war against both Russia and Germany. Just one of many acts of war. Thank God Putin is in power. Most others would have lsunched nukes st us by now.

[Worldtraveler once upon a time]

--- "Maybe I missed it, but when did we officially declare war against Russia? Seems to be that providing long-range missiles and potentially personnel to operate those missiles is an act of war."

Kudos on a very clear question. It will not be answered by the Biden-Blinken-Nuland crowd with any clear response, nor by the Freepers who so thrill to war news, which some term "war porn."

In 2000, the national debt was about $5 trillion, and now, it has raced past $33 trillion. Adding about $28 trillion in debt over 22 1/2 years. The notion that the policies of the federal government can be accomplished via what is essentially a Ponzi scheme are coming undone.

For the few, war is a moneymaker. For most Americans, it is become multi-generational theft. This will not end well.

[OKSooner]

I didn’t say that would be a good thing.

To the contrary...